On 3 February, the World Maritime University (WMU) delivered a public webinar on Contemporary Maritime Governance: Bridging Global Standards with Strategic Public Management. The webinar examined the transformation of the…
A cargo ship thought to form part of Russia’s so-called shadow fleet was rocked by an explosion while sailing in the Gulf of Finland Thursday. The Liberian-flagged cargo ship the…
Since the release of RISQ 3.2 on 26 November 2025, As advised at release, implementation was planned for late February 2026. RightShip confirmed that RISQ 3.2 will come into effect…
This Marine Safety Bulletin advises all port users of the publication of the Port Hedland Salvage Response Plan (PH-SRP) and the requirement for appropriate ship salvage preparedness arrangements for vessels…
The Brazilian Federal Police has adopted a stricter and more structured enforcement posture in relation to immigration requirements applicable to Chinese crew members serving on foreign-flagged vessels calling at Santos…
The MAIB has issued an interim report for the investigation of the failure of a towline and injury to the crew on board the tug Svitzer Avon in the approach…
Today, MAIB published the accident investigation report into the collision between the crude oil tanker Apache and the stern trawler Serinah (GH 116) in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland on…
This circular brings to the attention of the shipping community on the National Environment Agency (NEA) circular on the requirements for the submission of Maritime Declaration of Health (MDH) for…
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has been asked to issue new safety guidance urging non‑SOLAS vessels to carry an alternative means of recovering an unconscious person, following a recent Marine…
The captain of a cargo ship that collided with a tanker in the North Sea has been found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter. Vladimir Motin was the only person on…
